Organize Aviation
Case Exhibits
Professional exhibit preparation for aircraft accident litigation, FAA enforcement proceedings, and NTSB matters. Handle voluminous maintenance records and technical data efficiently.
"We Have 10 Years of Maintenance Logs and Expert Witnesses Testifying Next Week..."
Aviation cases involve massive document volumes—decades of maintenance records, thousands of flight hours logged, extensive regulatory correspondence. Organizing this evidence for trial or administrative proceedings requires efficient tools that handle technical documents.
- Upload entire maintenance history in one batch
- Apply sequential labels preserving document order
- Create trial-ready exhibit binders with TOC
Aviation Document Types
Maintenance Records
Logbooks, inspection reports, AD compliance, parts records, repair station work orders, service bulletins
Flight Operations
Pilot logbooks, weight and balance, flight plans, dispatch records, crew scheduling, training records
Regulatory Documents
FAA correspondence, certificate applications, inspection findings, enforcement letters, exemption requests
Investigation Materials
NTSB factual reports, party submissions, CVR/FDR data, wreckage documentation, witness statements
Aviation Case Types
Aircraft Accident Litigation
Personal injury and wrongful death claims from crashes. Manufacturer liability, operator negligence, maintenance defects, and design flaws. Multi-party cases with extensive expert testimony.
Typical exhibit count: 200-1,000+ documents
FAA Enforcement Actions
Certificate suspensions, revocations, and civil penalties. Regulatory violations, pilot deviation investigations, and operational compliance matters.
Typical exhibit count: 50-200 documents
NTSB Proceedings
Party participation in accident investigations, public hearings, and appeals of FAA enforcement to the NTSB. Factual submissions and probable cause advocacy.
Typical exhibit count: 100-500 documents
Commercial Aviation Disputes
Aircraft purchase/lease disputes, MRO contract claims, charter service agreements, and aviation insurance coverage matters.
Typical exhibit count: 75-300 documents
Simple Workflow
1. Upload Documents
Drag and drop maintenance records, flight logs, regulatory correspondence, and expert reports
2. Select Template
Choose plaintiff, defendant, or neutral exhibit format based on your role in the case
3. Configure Labels
Set starting number, position, and any category prefixes (e.g., "Maint-1", "FDR-1")
4. Download Package
Get individually stamped PDFs or combined exhibit binder with auto-generated TOC
Time & Cost Comparison
| Task | Manual Method | ExhibitPrep | Savings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stamp 500-page maintenance history | 4-5 hours | 15 min | 95% |
| Organize 100 expert report exhibits | 3-4 hours | 20 min | 90% |
| Generate master exhibit list | 1-2 hours | Automatic | 100% |
| Re-number after adding documents | Start over | 10 min | 90% |
At $200/hour associate time: ExhibitPrep saves $800-1,600 on typical aviation case preparation
See Aviation Exhibit Stamping in Action
Watch how to prepare court-ready aviation exhibits in under 30 seconds.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I organize exhibits for an aviation accident case?
Organize exhibits by category: (1) Aircraft maintenance and inspection records, (2) Pilot qualifications and flight logs, (3) Weather and ATC communications, (4) Wreckage and physical evidence documentation, (5) Expert analyses. Use chronological sub-organization within each category to trace the causal chain.
Can ExhibitPrep handle voluminous maintenance records?
Yes. Aviation cases often involve years of maintenance logbooks and inspection records. The $14.99 day pass provides unlimited processing, so you can stamp hundreds of pages of maintenance history efficiently while maintaining the document order critical for proving airworthiness issues.
How should I prepare exhibits for NTSB hearings?
NTSB fact-finding hearings require organized documentary evidence supporting your testimony. Upload relevant records, apply clear sequential labels, and create a combined exhibit package. Reference exhibit numbers in your written submission and testimony outline.
What about FAA enforcement proceedings?
For FAA certificate actions and civil penalties, organize exhibits by violation alleged. Include training records, flight logs, medical certificates, and any exculpatory evidence. ExhibitPrep helps prepare exhibit packages for both informal conferences and NTSB appeals.
Can I include flight data recorder and CVR transcripts?
Yes. Upload FDR data printouts, CVR transcripts, and radar track analyses as PDFs. ExhibitPrep applies consistent stamps throughout technical documents while preserving data tables and graphs that are critical in aviation accident reconstruction.
Is this secure for sensitive crash investigation documents?
Absolutely. All processing happens locally in your browser. NTSB reports, manufacturer proprietary data, and confidential settlement discussions never leave your computer—essential for aviation cases with sensitive liability implications.
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